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Claroty, the cyber-physical systems (CPS) protection company, announced it has been named a pioneer in the 2026 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for CPS Protection Platforms.  Claroty received a designation as a pioneer in the report's second year of publication. Gatner on CPS protection platform According to the report, “Gartner sees the CPS protection platform market as maturing and continuing to grow rapidly as cyberthreat actors (nation states and profit-motivated alike) increasingly target organizations in industries and critical infrastructure environments where CPS are prevalent. Meanwhile, end-user organizations continue to deploy CPS everywhere through automation and production transformation efforts, which further expands the attack surface.” Gartner on Claroty In Gartner's opinion, Claroty has the institutional knowledge and innovative solutions to bridge the organizational gaps that have historically hindered the success of implementing holistic CPS protection programs. The Claroty Platform—comprised of the SaaS-powered Claroty xDome, on-premise Claroty Continuous Threat Detection (CTD), and Claroty xDome Secure Access—helps organizations to achieve business-level outcomes, including compliance, risk reduction, and operational integrity, by enabling teams to operationalise asset visibility and insights, exposure management, network protection, and threat detection. An effective security solution “We’re thrilled to once again be recognized as a Leader in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for CPS Protection Platforms,” said Yaniv Vardi, CEO of Claroty. “We feel we have entered a new era of high-value targets for cyber attackers looking to disrupt the operations with the greatest impact on our daily lives, making it critical for CPS protection technologies to be held to the highest standard, and to be the most innovative and effective security solutions on the market.” Demonstration and investment Claroty recently demonstrated the strength of xDome’s dynamic discovery capabilities at the S4 Conference in Miami at the first-ever PoC Pavilion. In the showcase’s test manufacturing environment, Claroty gained the deepest asset visibility through dynamic discovery. As Claroty looks ahead, aided by the recent $150 Million in Series F funding, the company continues to accelerate toward its aggressive vision for building the industry’s most comprehensive CPS protection platform. Claroty will continue to make investments that advance its unified solution set, prioritising research and development across core capabilities and the adoption of AI within the platform that drives efficient achievement of desired business outcomes. A representative vendor in 2026 Claroty was also recently named a Representative Vendor in the inaugural Gartner Market Guide for CPS Secure Remote Access. Much like the broader CPS Protection Platform, the report notes, “Inappropriate or malicious access to CPS can result in severe real-world consequences, including safety hazards, environmental damage and operational failure. CPS secure remote access products reduce these risks by preventing the abuse of remote connections, preserving the integrity, safety and security of the systems, and restricting even verified users to only the specific device or application needed for their tasks.” Recognized by customers on Gartner Peer Insights™ On Gartner Peer Insights™, Claroty has a 4.9 out of 5 based on 119 ratings submitted in the last 12 months in the CPS Protection Platforms market, with a 97% Would Recommend score, as of March 3, 2026. Reviews include:  A Reliable and Valuable Security Partner: "Claroty has proven to be one of our best tools in the cybersecurity stack. From day one, the implementation process was smooth and efficient, allowing us to hit the ground running without major hurdles. The platform itself is powerful, user-friendly, and consistently delivers value. Overall, Claroty has been a fantastic partner in our security efforts, and we're very pleased with the experience." Claroty Simplifies Risk Management with Comprehensive Dashboards and Accurate Assessments: "Claroty is not just a visibility platform, but a strategic resource that significantly enhances our operational capabilities in cyber security across OT/IoT, medical and IT device environments, thanks to its exceptional ability to provide information." Exceptional Implementation Team Fuels Claroty's Excellence: "Claroty has been outstanding from start to finish. Their staff are very knowledgeable and helpful and are highly recommended. The product itself is amazing and will simplify our implementation of network segmentation and highlighting underutilised equipment, malicious communications, along with other areas of risk or concern." Magic Quadrant Magic Quadrant reports are a culmination of rigorous, fact-based research in specific markets, providing a wide-angle view of the relative positions of providers in markets where growth is high and provider differentiation is distinct.  Providers are positioned into four quadrants: Leaders, Challengers, Visionaries and Niche Players. The research enables organizations to get the most from market analysis in alignment with their unique business and technology needs.

Claroty, the cyber-physical systems (CPS) protection company, announces it has secured $150 million in Series F funding led by Golub Growth, an affiliate of Golub Capital, with additional confirmed participation from existing investors up to $50 million. This new investment will fuel global expansion through both organic and inorganic growth, as the company continues to pursue an aggressive vision for building the industry’s most comprehensive CPS protection platform. Targeting critical infrastructure Per Gartner®, “With the emergence of CPS, ransomware and other cyber attacks originating in the cyber world now affect physical assets, such as oil pipelines, water utilities or meat packers are also growing and well-documented. This is particularly prevalent in critical infrastructure sectors, given growing geopolitical risks and the direct nexus between critical infrastructure, national security and economic prosperity.” The growing awareness about the alarming reality of cyber attacks targeting critical infrastructure has led the CPS protection market to rapidly mature and evolve in recent years. However, security leaders charged with protecting CPS still face a number of challenges – unclear ownership between IT and OT teams, no maturity model or roadmap for measuring success or progress, insufficient skills and resources, and more – that hinder their efforts and leave mission-critical operations dangerously exposed. Preserving operational integrity “Organizations need a platform approach that serves as the foundation of a holistic CPS protection program, leveraging the right combination of technology, people, and processes in order to reduce risk, maintain compliance, and preserve operational integrity,” said Yaniv Vardi, CEO of Claroty. “With the deepest knowledge of CPS operations and networks and the most advanced technology in the market, Claroty is uniquely positioned to help organizations achieve these outcomes. This new funding marks the start of an exciting new chapter in Claroty’s growth journey, and we are thrilled to have Golub Growth join us on our mission to secure the cyber-physical systems that underpin our lives.” Tracking asset specifications “Golub Growth is proud to partner with Claroty to help accelerate the growth of its proven solutions, which leverage unparalleled CPS domain expertise and a trusted platform to meaningfully reduce risk for customers,” said Rob Tuchscherer, Senior Managing Director at Golub Capital. “We’re excited to support the Claroty team as they scale to address the evolving needs of a dynamic and growing market.” The funding comes after a momentous year for Claroty, with growth milestones and recognitions including: Valuation: 80% growth in valuation since previous financing round in March 2024 Customers: Working with 24 of the Fortune 100 organizations Product Innovation: Welcomed former Ford Motor Co. AI Chief Gil Gur Arie as Chief Product Officer; launched the CPS Library, a first-of-its-kind AI-powered asset catalog that ensures enhanced visibility and accuracy in tracking asset specifications, in partnership with Schneider Electric and Rockwell Automation Partners: Achieved the AWS Manufacturing and Industrial Competency for OT Security; entered a new strategic collaboration with Google Security Operations Public Sector: Appointed retired U.S. Air Force Colonel Jen Sovada to lead team, launched an integration with Parsons’ SealingTech, brought FISMA support with STIG-hardened configuration management controls to Claroty Continuous Threat Detection (CTD), and launched a partnership with Mission IT to accelerate Claroty’s entrance into the U.S. Intelligence Community Analyst Recognition: In the past year, Claroty has been named: A pioneer in the 2025 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for CPS Protection Platforms2 A pioneer in The Forrester Wave™: IoT Security Solutions, Q3 2025

Claroty, the Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS) protection company, announced the appointment of James Love as Chief Revenue Officer (CRO). Love brings to Claroty more than 25 years of technology and cybersecurity leadership experience building and scaling go-to-market functions at high-growth organizations. Most recently serving as CRO at Radiant Logic and leading the company through a successful exit, Love is well-positioned to drive the execution of Claroty’s ambitious growth plans.  Expanding leadership “James joins Claroty at a pivotal moment in our journey,” said Yaniv Vardi, CEO of Claroty. “As we expand our leadership as the most unified platform for CPS protection, his proven ability to scale high-performing sales organizations, develop exceptional talent, and build winning cultures will be critical to our next phase.”  Experience Prior to joining Claroty, Love held executive roles at leading cybersecurity companies including Illumio, Imperva, Orca Security, Arxan Technologies, and Radiant Logic. In these roles, Love built first-class salesforces that thrived in delighting customers. Under his leadership, his teams enhanced go-to-market processes, improved sales strategy and execution, and strengthened partner and alliance ecosystems.  CPS security “I’m thrilled to be joining Claroty at a time when CPS security is top of mind for every organization supporting mission-critical infrastructure,” said Love. “The customers we serve need a trusted source of operational truth, and I look forward to bringing our vision for an unmatched CPS protection program to more organizations as we continue our rapid growth in 2026 and beyond.”  Love joins Claroty as the company took an exciting step forward in its AI innovation strategy, recently launching The CPS Library—a first-of-its-kind AI-powered asset catalog that ensures enhanced visibility and accuracy in tracking asset specifications. 

Global transportation networks are becoming increasingly interconnected, with digital systems playing a crucial role in ensuring the smooth operation of ports and supply chains. However, this reliance on technology can also create vulnerabilities, as demonstrated by the recent ransomware attack on Nagoya Port. As Japan's busiest shipping hub, the port's operations were brought to a standstill for two days, highlighting the potential for significant disruption to national economies and supply chains.  Transportation sector  The attack began with the port's legacy computer system, which handles shipping containers, being knocked offline. This forced the port to halt the handling of shipping containers that arrived at the terminal, effectively disrupting the flow of goods. The incident was a stark reminder of the risks associated with the convergence of information technology (IT) and operational technology (OT) in ports and other critical infrastructures.  This is not an isolated incident, but part of a broader trend of escalating cyber threats targeting critical infrastructure. The transportation sector must respond by bolstering its defenses, enhancing its cyber resilience, and proactively countering these threats. The safety and efficiency of our transportation infrastructure, and by extension our global economy, depend on it.  Rising threat to port security and supply chains  XIoT, from sensors on shipping containers to automatic cranes, are vital to trendy port functions OT, once isolated from networked systems, is now increasingly interconnected. This integration has expanded the attack surface for threat actors. A single breach in a port's OT systems can cause significant disruption, halting the movement of containers and impacting the flow of goods. This is not a hypothetical scenario, but a reality that has been demonstrated in recent cyberattacks on major ports.  Adding another layer of complexity is the extended Internet of Things (XIoT), an umbrella term for all cyber-physical systems. XIoT devices, from sensors on shipping containers to automated cranes, are now integral to modern port operations. These devices are delivering safer, more efficient automated vehicles, facilitating geo-fencing for improved logistics, and providing vehicle health data for predictive maintenance. XIoT ecosystem  However, the XIoT ecosystem also presents new cybersecurity risks. Each connected device is a potential entry point for cybercriminals, and the interconnected nature of these devices means that an attack on one, which can move laterally and can have a ripple effect throughout the system.  The threat landscape is evolving, with cybercriminals becoming more sophisticated and their attacks more damaging with a business continuity focus. The growing interconnectivity between OT and XIoT in port operations and supply chains is also presenting these threat actors with a greater attack surface. Many older OT systems were never designed to be connected in this way and are unlikely to be equipped to deal with modern cyber threats. Furthermore, the increasing digitization of ports and supply chains has led to a surge in the volume of data being generated and processed. This data, if not properly secured, can be a goldmine for cybercriminals. The potential for data breaches adds another dimension to the cybersecurity challenges facing the transportation sector.  Role of Cyber Resilience in Protecting Service Availability  Cyber resilience refers to organization's ability to prepare for, respond to, and recover from threats As the threats to port security and supply chains become increasingly complex, the concept of cyber resilience takes on a new level of importance. Cyber resilience refers to an organization's ability to prepare for, respond to, and recover from cyber threats. It goes beyond traditional cybersecurity measures, focusing not just on preventing attacks, but also on minimizing the impact of attacks that do occur and ensuring a quick recovery.  In the context of port operations and supply chains, cyber resilience is crucial. The interconnected nature of these systems means that a cyberattack can have far-reaching effects, disrupting operations not just at the targeted port, but also at other ports and throughout the supply chain. A resilient system is one that can withstand such an attack and quickly restore normal operations. Port operations and supply chains The growing reliance on OT and the XIoT in port operations and supply chains presents unique challenges for cyber resilience. OT systems control physical processes and are often critical to safety and service availability. A breach in an OT system can have immediate and potentially catastrophic physical consequences. Similarly, XIoT devices are often embedded in critical infrastructure and can be difficult to patch or update, making them vulnerable to attacks.  Building cyber resilience in these systems requires a multi-faceted approach. It involves implementing robust security measures, such as strong access controls and network segmentation, to prevent attacks. It also involves continuous monitoring and detection to identify and respond to threats as they occur. But perhaps most importantly, it involves planning and preparation for the inevitable breaches that will occur, ensuring that when they do, the impact is minimized, and normal operations can be quickly restored.  Building resilience across port security and supply chains   In the face of cyber threats, the transport sector must adopt a complete method of cybersecurity In the face of escalating cyber threats, the transportation sector must adopt a comprehensive approach to cybersecurity. This involves not just implementing robust security measures, but also fostering a culture of cybersecurity awareness and compliance throughout the organization.  A key component of a comprehensive cybersecurity strategy is strong access controls. This involves ensuring that only authorized individuals have access to sensitive data and systems. It also involves implementing multi-factor authentication and regularly reviewing and updating access permissions. Strong access controls can prevent unauthorized access to systems and data, reducing the risk of both internal and external threats. Network segmentation Network segmentation is another crucial measure. By dividing a network into separate segments, organizations can limit the spread of a cyberattack within their network. This can prevent an attack on one part of the network from affecting the entire system. Network segmentation also makes it easier to monitor and control the flow of data within the network, further enhancing security.  Regular vulnerability assessments and patch management are also essential. Vulnerability assessments involve identifying and evaluating potential security weaknesses in the system, while patch management involves regularly updating and patching software to fix these vulnerabilities. These measures can help organizations stay ahead of cybercriminals and reduce the risk of exploitation.  EU’s NIS2 Directive EU’s NIS2 Directive came into effect, and member states have until October 2024 to put it into law The transportation sector must also be prepared for greater legislative responsibility in the near future. The EU’s NIS2 Directive recently came into effect, and member states have until October 2024 to put it into law. The Directive aims to increase the overall level of cyber preparedness by mandating capabilities such as Computer Security Incident Response Teams (CSIRTs). Transport is among the sectors labeled as essential by the bill, meaning it will face a high level of scrutiny. Getting to grips with the complexities of XIoT and OT integration will be essential for organizations to achieve compliance and avoid fines. Global transportation infrastructure Finally, organizations must prepare for the inevitable breaches that will occur. This involves developing an incident response plan that outlines the steps to be taken in the event of a breach. It also involves regularly testing and updating this plan to ensure its effectiveness. A well-prepared organization can respond quickly and effectively to a breach, minimizing its impact and ensuring a quick recovery.  In conclusion, mastering transportation cybersecurity requires a comprehensive, proactive approach. It involves implementing robust technical measures, fostering a culture of cybersecurity awareness, and preparing for the inevitable breaches that will occur. By taking these steps, organizations can enhance their cyber resilience, protect their critical operations, and ensure the security of our global transportation infrastructure.